Manchester City's Premier League-winning class of 2012 - where are they now?

Manchester City’s history making class of 2012 have now all departed the club.

The last of the squad that so dramatically won the Premier League title a decade ago - with a 94th-minute winner against Queens Park Rangers - left when Sergio Aguero waved goodbye at the end of last season. He bid City adieu as a title winner for the fifth time and moved to Barcelona where he intended to carry on playing until he was forced to retire due to a heart condition.

Some of his former City teammates are still playing, others have retired and gone into management, media or coaching. Many of them will come together again in Manchester on Friday, May 13, to celebrate their achievements.

They created a moment of football history that will never be forgotten and which, for sheer unpredictable drama, may never be repeated. Now, exactly a decade on, their heroics will be celebrated again. But what of those in Sky Blue of 10 years ago? What came next and what are they doing now?

Played almost 350 games for City in a 12-year stay. Despite winning another league title in 2013/14 and four Golden Glove awards in five seasons, he was loaned out to Torino in 2016/17 and West Ham a year later and finally let go by boss Pep Guardiola, who felt his style of goalkeeping was not in tune with what he wanted. Hart joined Burnley and then Tottenham in the English Premier League before landing at Glasgow Celtic last summer.

The Olympic gold medal winner left City in 2016/17 after 333 appearances for the club and then had three years at fellow Premier League side West Ham United before retiring. Now does media and ambassadorial work.

Manchester City's Vincent Kompany lifts the trophy after winning the Premier League in 2019. Reuters

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